We've put together five fascinating facts you may not know about the Royal Crescent, one of the most famous streets in Britain. 

Think you know all there is to know about Bath? Here are 15 little-known facts about the city...

Here's our guide to Bath's marvellous museums, which offer a wealth of remarkable stories and bring the city’s history to life.

Savouring Bath share five fascinating titbits about the food that's made Bath the city it is today. 

Step into the dark world of the famous gothic author at Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein, with exhibitions, immersive events and even an escape room!

Find out where you can indulge in Austen-inspired eating and drinking in Bath. 

Alice Hodges from The Jane Austen Centre takes us through the real-world story of the author's life in the city. 

Step into another world at Iford Manor Gardens: for centuries, a place of aesthetic pilgrimage; today, a unique meeting-place for connoisseurs of heritage, gardens, music and epicurean delights.

There's so much to love about Bath Abbey, and as Dr. Oliver Taylor, Head of Interpretation at the Abbey explains, the Grade I Listed church in the heart of Bath has several facets worth exploring.

National Trust property Dyrham Park is situated just six miles from central Bath. Learn more about the history of this historic house and gardens.

The Bath World Heritage Centre is located in the heart of the city and is free to visit. Discover a host of interactive exhibits, displays and more.  

Learn more about the Somerset Coalfield and what you can expect from a visit to Radstock Museum.